Economics
Hagler Institute announces its largest class of new fellows: 14
Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer
Think green: Artificial intelligence evaluates algae as energy source
Method could provide alternative fuel source for jet aircraft
Calorie counts: For some consumers, labels serve as invitations to indulge
Putting calorie counts on display for consumers can have unintended consequences, new study discovers
Eviction moratoriums are reshaping how U.S. rental markets function
Tenants are only part of the story, A&M economist points out
New opportunity for farmers? Capture carbon and sell credits
Government policies and market demand are creating chances to profit from climate-friendly practices
Shot in the arm: US economy gets boost from release of vaccines
A&M economists credit COVID-19 vaccinations with recent increases in nation’s GDP
An index for energy: New metric tracks average price in United States
A&M researchers publish findings in the journal Nature Communications
Nation’s GDP may lose $2.5 trillion from COVID-19 pandemic, study says
A&M and partners analyze short-term, long-term impacts on U.S. agriculture
How do socioeconomics contribute to coastlines littered with garbage?
Concern for the environment shifts with population’s economic stability, new study shows